International Slavery Museum in Liverpool invites artists or collectives to co-design the Entrance Pavilion for its new monumental entrance. The project requires working with museum staff, architects, engineers, fabricators, and community partners to reflect the histories and lived experiences represented by the museum.
The artist will create a permanent public artwork that sits at the heart of the museum's transformation on the waterfront.
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Public Art Lead for Liverpool Entrance Pavilion employer: Inter Rutges Group
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